Acnetor AD Gel (Adapalene + Clindamycin) | Used for Acne Vulgaris and Bacterial Skin Infections

Precautions

Use Only as Prescribed

• Acnetor AD Gel should be used strictly under dermatologist guidance
• Do not exceed recommended duration or frequency

External Use Only

• Apply only on affected skin areas
• Avoid contact with eyes, lips, and inside nose

Sun Exposure Care

• Skin may become more sensitive to sunlight
• Use sunscreen and avoid excessive sun exposure

Avoid Harsh Skin Products

• Do not combine with alcohol based toners, scrubs, or strong exfoliants
• This can increase irritation and dryness

Skin Irritation Monitoring

• Mild redness or dryness may occur initially
• Discontinue and consult doctor if severe irritation develops

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

• Use only if clearly prescribed by a doctor
• Safety should be evaluated by healthcare professional

Usage

Dosage

• Apply a thin, even film of the gel once daily to the skin areas where acne is present

• Utilize the medication exclusively in the evening to optimize effectiveness

• Limit the application to a pea-sized amount to cover the necessary affected zones

• Consult a professional to establish the exact duration of the treatment course

Administration

• Clean the skin using a mild cleanser and remove all dirt or makeup before applying

• Ensure the surface is completely dry before usage to mitigate potential stinging

• Spread the gel gently over the skin until it is no longer visible

• Avoid application on areas that are cracked, eczematous, or suffering from sunburn

• Wash your hands carefully after the application process is complete

Treatment Application Table

Uses

• Management of acne vulgaris characterized by comedones, papules, and pustules

• Reduction of bacterial proliferation within the hair follicles

• Mitigation of inflammatory processes associated with active breakouts

• Prevention of new lesion formation by normalizing follicular keratinization

• Improvement of overall skin texture through rapid cellular turnover

Side Effects

Common Skin Reactions

• Redness, dryness, or mild irritation at the application site
• Peeling or flaking of skin, especially in initial days of use
• Burning or stinging sensation after application

Increased Skin Sensitivity

• Skin may become more sensitive to sunlight
• Higher risk of sunburn without proper sun protection

Acne Flare Up (Initial Phase)

• Temporary increase in acne or purging may occur at the start of treatment
• Usually improves with continued use

Allergic Reactions (Rare)

• Itching, rash, swelling, or severe irritation
• Discontinue use and consult a doctor if severe symptoms occur

Dryness and Tightness

• Skin may feel dry or stretched
• Moisturizer may be needed as advised by doctor

FAQs

Q: What is Acnetor AD Gel used for?

A: Acnetor AD Gel is used primarily for the treatment of acne vulgaris. It helps clear existing breakouts, prevents the formation of new blackheads, and reduces inflammation associated with acne lesions.

Q: How often should I apply this gel?

A: This product is typically applied once daily, usually in the evening, to the affected areas of the skin. Follow the specific instructions provided by your healthcare professional regarding frequency and duration of use.

Q: Can I use this gel on my entire face?

A: It is generally recommended to apply a thin layer to the affected areas where acne is present, rather than using it as a general moisturizer for the whole face. Consult your dermatologist for guidance tailored to your specific skin needs.

Q: Should I expect any skin reactions when starting this treatment?

A: Some individuals may experience mild skin irritation, such as redness, dryness, scaling, or a slight burning sensation, especially during the first few weeks of treatment as the skin adapts to the retinoid component.

Q: How long does it take to see improvements in my acne?

A: While some users may notice initial changes within a few weeks, it often takes several weeks or months of consistent use to achieve the full therapeutic benefit of the treatment.

Q: Is sun protection necessary while using this product?

A: Yes, it is highly recommended to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day, as the active ingredients can increase your skin's sensitivity to sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.

Interactions

Topical Acne and Skin Products

• Avoid using other acne treatments like benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, or retinoids unless prescribed
• Combining multiple acne gels may increase dryness, redness, and irritation

Exfoliating and Harsh Skincare Agents

• Do not use scrubs, chemical exfoliants, or alcohol-based toners with Acnetor AD Gel
• These may worsen skin peeling and sensitivity

Other Antibiotics or Antimicrobials

• Concurrent use with other topical antibiotics may increase skin sensitivity
• Use only combination therapy recommended by a dermatologist

Cosmetic and Dermatology Procedures

• Avoid waxing, chemical peels, laser treatments, or dermabrasion during use
• Skin may become more sensitive and prone to damage

Sun Exposure and Photosensitizing Agents

• Adapalene increases skin sensitivity to sunlight
• Use sunscreen regularly and avoid excessive sun exposure